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• curtilage — cur·ti·lage / kərt əl ij/ n [Anglo French curtillage enclosed land belonging to a house, kitchen garden, from Old French cortillage kitchen garden, from cortil garden, ultimately from Latin cohort cohors farmyard]: the area surrounding and… …   Law dictionary

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• curtilage — /kartalaj/ A word derived from the Latin cohors (a place enclosed around a yard) and the old French cortilliage or courtillage which today has been corrupted into court yard. Originally, it referred to the land and outbuildings immediately… …   Black's law dictionary

• curtilage — /kartalaj/ A word derived from the Latin cohors (a place enclosed around a yard) and the old French cortilliage or courtillage which today has been corrupted into court yard. Originally, it referred to the land and outbuildings immediately… …   Black's law dictionary

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